Ford Adjustable Seat Jackers (2019+ Ranger / 2021+ Bronco / 2021+ Bronco Sport / 2022+ Maverick / 2011+ Explorer / 2020+ Escape) — Install Guide

Important Notes

• To help prevent cross-threading, always start bolts by hand and verify they thread smoothly into the corresponding hole.
• Each Seat Jacker shim is tapered. Make sure the elongated hole faces forward.

Step 1 — Remove Factory Seat Bolts

1. Remove any plastic trim at the feet of the seat.
2. Remove both front factory seat base bolts.
3. Loosen the two rear seat bolts, but do not remove them.

Step 2 — Lift the Front of the Seat

1. Lift the front of the seat by pushing back on the headrest.
2. Alternatively, have a helper pull upward from the back seat.

Step 3 — Choose Your Lift Height

3/8" Lift — One Shim

1. Take the Seat Jacker with the indent and place it under the front seat, between the front seat rail and the vehicle floor.
2. Make sure the elongated hole faces forward.
3. If using only one shim, reuse the factory seat bolts to attach the seat rail to the floor.

3/4" Lift — Two Shims

1. Stack both Seat Jackers with the indent and outdent facing each other.
2. Place the Seat Jacker stack under each front seat leg, between the front seat rail and the vehicle floor.
3. Make sure the elongated hole faces forward.

Step 4 — Install Seat Jacker Bolts

1. Carefully lower the seat onto the Seat Jackers.
2. Apply Blue Loctite to the provided M10 1.5 x 40mm flange bolts.
3. Thread the bolts through the seat rail, through the Seat Jacker slotted hole, and into the vehicle floor.
4. The larger round hole is for the factory seat rail pin. Not all model years have a pin.
5. If the seat rail pin is difficult to align, have a helper push the seat into position.
6. Double-check that the rear seat bolts are loose enough to allow the seat to move into alignment.

IMPORTANT — ALIGNMENT TIP:
If the seat rail hole does not line up:

• Lift the seat rail approximately ¼ inch.
• Start the bolt a couple of threads by hand.
• If needed, adjust the seat rails one at a time until the holes line up.
• Never force or cross-thread the bolts.

Step 5 — Torque All Bolts

1. Torque the front and rear seat bolts to 27ft-lbs.

Final Check

• Verify all bolts are properly torqued.
• Confirm the Seat Jackers are seated correctly and the elongated holes face forward.
• Check bolt torque at regular intervals.

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